Word: fells
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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MEMORIAL SERVICE to commemorate the sons of Harvard who fell in the Civil War. Sanders Theatre, 12 M. Col. T. W. Higginson will deliver the address. Seats will be reserved for the students and for members of the G. A. R. Posts...
...University team was outclassed in the two-mile intercollegiate relay race with Yale, Pennsylvania and Columbia. Curtis, the first man for Harvard, finished a little ahead, but Stone and Rowland fell so far behind that Colwell, on the fourth relay, was hopelessly behind. Yale finished first, Pennsylvania second, Columbia third and Harvard ten yards behind Columbia...
Shevlin ran LeMoyne's kick-off back twenty-two yards. After several plunges through the line by Farmer, and Mitchell, Metcalf failed to gain around left end. Hogan went through centre for two yards and then Yale punted. Clothier blocked the punt, Mitchell fell on the ball, but Harvard received it on downs on Yale's 26-yard line. Knowlton, Hurley, Schoellkopf and Derby now carried the ball for substantial gains through Yale's tackles and centre until Harvard was on Yale's 5-yard line, with third down and two yards to gain. Marshall dropped back...
...Yale scored on. The chances for the Princeton game seemed distinctly to favor Yale. The result was a surprise. Yale's powerful attack was spoiled by disastrous fumbling which cost at least one touchdown and possibly two against Princeton. On the left side of the line Yale's defense fell below expectations. Neither Kinney nor Batchelder were Strong; and Roraback at centre was a disappointment. The backs played with notable effectiveness, both in attack and in the secondary defense. Farmer, whose superior speed and quickness had won him the preference over Bowman at fullback, justified in his playing the coaches...
...field nearly to the second's goal line and then lost it on a fumble. The second tried to punt from near its 20-yard line, but Montgomery and Knowlton broke through and blocked the kick; the ball rolled back of the second's goal line and there Sperry fell on it, the first eleven thus scoring a safety...